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Ahh to be able to write off a camp inn purchase on your taxes. The dream!

Whats the usage case for using the transit to tow a teardrop? I'd convert the transit into a van life rig

Yall! I had bought this RockPals 600 Wh battery the other week and I just found it on Amazon for an absolutely killer price of $270. As comparison, other reputable brands are selling 290 Wh batteries for like $200. ROCKPALS Portable Power Station Freeman 600W, 614.4Wh Solar Generator with 156W...

Exciting! It was fun to see all the camp inn trailers in various stages of construction when I stopped by Necedah a couple of weeks ago.

It's in the middle of the day so I guess I could just take the day off and drive down to southern IL and back. No need for a night

I just bought a 260wh battery on sale from Amazon and I will test it out in my backyard when it comes.

In the state's defense, there is a huge national park right there around Gatlinburg...

So... 50-60 hrs of use on 900 Wh battery set at 27 degrees? How hot of a day was it?

Question. This fridge advertises about 40 hrs of usage on the ~299 Wh battery. Could I get roughly the same amount of usage by just attaching a 260 Wh jackery to my dometic? EDIT : I have a 100W solar panel that I could use to top off the battery and tbh most times we only go out for 2-3 days...

Anyone have any tips/ideas on how to attach the ARB side room to the side of the camp inn? I'm going to have a smaller door cut out that is closer to the size of the teardrop door, but I need a way get the wall snug against the teardrop. I tried magnets and then realized that aluminum is not...

I can't even get Verizon home internet at my stationary home in Chicago, and there is 5G UW down the street. Absolutely 0 chance it'd work on the move.

But if you burn through a bag a night, aren't you hauling a ton of pellets around with you for longer trips? The good thing about normal firewood is that you source it at the campsite so you don't have to bring anything with you.

$800 in 1973 is roughly equivalent to $5400 now. That'd still be a killer price for a four year old car now ha!

I can't disagree more. We need more dope names for things like BOMB CYCLONE.

Is that 2k with electric brakes? If you can get away with towing it unbraked I would try it. I just paid a rv shop $800 to put in 7 pin wiring and a brake controller

Technically, I think that's the second model year. These trucks are basically impossible to get anyway

While ACC is useful in traffic, I actually find it most useful on two lane highways with normal traffic. Just set it to like 65/70 and hang out in the right lane and never have to put your foot on the gas pedal no matter how slow the truck in front of you is going. Car going 55? Pass it and then...

LOL living in Chicago basically every time we go camping it's a 2-6+ hr highway drive to a park, so I justified the ACC because omg it makes highway driving 35% more pleasant.

LOL I just bought an Outback as a tow car and adaptive cruise control was my top priority

Ugh I'm in the market for a new tow vehicle but used car prices are nuts,